Colu mbus bandit Wider in critical condition after holdup attempt
Felix J Wider a 30 year old Columbus man shot at Murray City filling station during an attempted robbery. He is listed in critical condition with shotgun wounds to the chest. A companion evaded capture as a car wrecked later. A guard sits at Wider’s bedside at Sheltering Arms Hospital as authorities review the case and possible gang involvement.
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Athens
Felix J. Wider
Murray City
Wider
Columbus
John Lovett
Robinson Bros
Probe
Angle Wider
Harold Rose
Ohio
Hocking Cunty
Widers
Joe Farbearn
Continuation Of Temporary Neutrality Stand Proposed By Roosevelt
President Roosevelt said a continuation of the temporary neutrality law will be proposed to the next Congress. The current law, enacted last August, expires next February, and a final form for the new proposal would take a couple of weeks. He also discussed navy reserve expansion and noted current reserves are 22,000 to 25,000.
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Stores Open Nights In Logan To 8 P.M.
Logan stores will stay open until 8 p m each evening starting Monday under a chamber of commerce plan. The annual arrangement aims to give shoppers extra time after daylight hours.
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Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Ticket Sale Extended For Annual Football Banquet
Sale of tickets to the annual football banquet extended to Monday at 9 oclock. Tickets available at Smoke House Jurgies Gabriel’s and Blosser’s or from any Rotarian or Kiwanian.
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Smoke House
Gabriel’s
Blosser’s
Cleveland appoints youngest safety director in city history
G Man Ness resigns as federal alcohol tax unit head in northern Ohio and becomes safety director in Cleveland. Ness, 33, previously led tax investigations and helped build the case against Al Capone in Chicago.
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Cleveland
Ness
Ohio
Chicago
al Capone
Girl, 17, Kidnapped From Front Of Home
Police in Hamilton Ohio investigate an all night kidnapping case involving 17 year old Wanda Hussong. The victim was taken after a dance on December 2 by an unknown man who also stole $4.50 from Carl Leyter, who drove up in front of the home. The automobile used in the ride was later found in Berea Kentucky.
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Carl Leyrer
Berea
Wanda Hussong
Hamilton
Leyter
Miss Hussong
Laurelvill Post Probes Dissolving War Chest Fund
The Laurelville Post of the American Legion adopted a resolution to urge the court to dissolve the Hocking County War Chest Fund about 20000 dollars and pro rate the balance among the county's three posts. A committee was formed to assist Logan and Murray City posts in arranging the plea with district and post leaders.
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Laurelville
American Legion
Hocking
Deadlock over sales tax and appropriations bills looms
In Columbus Ohio a stalemate over the sales tax and biennial appropriations bills persists as conference committees work to reconcile Senate and House versions. Governor Davey threatens to veto the appropriations bill if the restored 3.86 million is included, with House leaders snubbing committee appointments amid transfer-bill conflicts.
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Columbus
Davey
House
Senate
Frank Uible
Cleveland
J. W. Schweller
Schweller
Bride of one week ends life with gun
Mrs. Floyd Perkins, 18, who with her sister Edna took part in a double wedding near Maysville last week, shot herself. Coroner Dan List reported a note addressed to her husband and parents gave no motive for the act.
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Floyd Perkins
Edna
Dan List
List
Wake up in AD 2035 science may aid immortality
Dr. Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller Institute describes a drying out process to suspend animation for centuries and revive individuals later. He notes current limits, cites insect models like Tar digarum, and envisions long term storage and later restoration with gradual advances in tissue preservation.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York Academy of Medicine
Carrel
Electricians Die In Pump House Explosion
Two electricians, Raymond Meinke and Del Webb, were killed when a spark ignited gasoline causing an explosion at a pump house on U. S. Steel Corp property three miles east of here. Meinke, 45, was found in wreckage. Webb, 49, located hours later beneath the demolished floor.
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del Webb
Meinke
Webb
Two Professors Slain by Frustrated Russian Gunman
Victor Koussow 52 killed two dental school professors at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center and wounded another before shooting himself. Authorities say his persecutory delusions and former high status in Russia fueled the attack. notes and papers traced his background to White Russian military roles and Nicolaieff civic life.
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Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Victor Koussow
Arthur Taylor Rowe
Paul B. Wiberg
Koussow
William H. Crawford
Nicolaieff
Women Hurt in Collision on Icy State Route 31
A car driven by Ralph Wright of Athens with Mrs Frank Dean and Mrs Wright collided with a southbound coal truck driven by Gordon Harrison on State Route 31 near Enterprise. Mrs Wright had a severely bruised knee and Mrs Dean a fractured right rib. both were treated and released from Chillicothe hospital. Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith investigated.
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Ralph Wright
Athens
Frank Dean
Lancaster Man Held On Paternity Charge
D T Pool of Columbus Street Lancaster was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith and jailed on a paternity charge filed by Miss Florence Lehman Haydenville. Pool is to be arraigned before Magistrate S B Whitehart today.
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Columbus St
Lancaster
Nellis Smith
Hocking County
Florence Lehman
Haydenville
Pool
S. B. Whitehart
Convoy Truck Slams Into House In Snow Crash
Two Detroit men escaped injury when a large Auto Dealers Transportation Co truck carrying four new cars skidded on a steep Enterprise hill during a heavy snowstorm and crashed into the A L Goodman residence. The cab pierced the porch and fell into a hollow, damaging truck and home while the cars remained moored and undamaged. Residents were awakened by the late night crash.
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Detroit
Thames
Sidney Morrison
Joe Betty
Auto Dealers’ Transportation Co
Enterprise
A. L. Goodman
Ohio
Santa Claus Set to Arrive in Logan Saturday Afternoon
Santa Claus will arrive from the north over Route 31 at 3 p m Saturday and stay at Court Park igloo each afternoon and evening until Christmas. The giant fir at Court Park is decorated with colored lights and a lighted star, with electric light standards on Main St also illuminated nightly. Santa will receive young admirers and listen to their Christmas plans.
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Santa Claus
Logan
Route 31
Court Park
Main St
Haile Selassie Rebukes Peace Plan As Italian Gains Face Backlash
Emperor Haile Selassie appealed to the League of Nations for a special assembly to object to a Franco British peace proposal he says violates the covenant. The plan would cede part of Ethiopia to Italy, provoking protests in Britain and concern among smaller League powers. Reports say a Ethiopian patrol killed seven Italian soldiers near Deaba, with Italian forces retreating and burning villages.
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League of Nations
League Assembly
Ethiopia
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League
Mussolini
East Africa
House of Commons
Geneva
Dessye
Haile Sellassie
Addis Ababa
Deaba
Makale
Nationwide cold bill put at 100 million in winter toll
Chicago December 13 AP The winter sneezing bill hits 100 million dollars a year. Dr Lloyd Arnold of the University of Illinois College of Medicine warns the cost includes treatment for common colds and related complications. He cites eighty thousand extra deaths between October and April linked to colds and their complications.
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Chicago
Santa Claus
Lloyd Arnold
University of Ilinois College of Medicine
Arnold
Police hunt robbers after warehouse murder in Cleveland
Cleveland police pursued suspected robbers after man named Wine, aged 55, was found dead from a head wound in his small warehouse office. A money bag containing about $30 and Wine’s keys were missing. no witness saw the shooting.
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Cleveland
Tierman Wine
Logan Daily News Subscribers To Receive Free Tickets
Five subscribers named inside this issue will be guests at the present and copy year at the office for a free ticket. Guests are not eligible on Sundays or holidays.
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